Commanders will 'more likely than not' stay and pick at No. 7 in draft, GM says

ASHBURN, Va. — Two years ago, Adam Peters had a clear vision of the prospect he wanted to select with the No. 2 pick in the NFL Draft. Jayden Daniels was the obvious fit, given his skill set and the team’s need for a franchise quarterback.This year, with Washington having a top-10 pick for the second time in three years, the vision is a little hazier. The Commanders have the No. 7 selection in the first round and would be justified in taking virtually any of the top 20 prospects, but deciphering the intentions of the six teams slated to pick before them has been an especially difficult task.Advertisement